Dan Noteboom is the former owner and current CEO of Noteboom Implement, LLC, a 9-store John Deere dealer organization in South Dakota and Iowa. He has been a highly respected community leader within a rural low-income community for decades. Dan has served in leadership roles within organizations such as the South Dakota Value-Added Producers organization, which developed new types of agribusiness opportunities for regional farmers. Noteboom has served as a member of the nonprofit Corsica Development board and its agriculture sub-committee, working in community development for almost 45 years. As a member of the Northern Great Plains Board, he participated in a Federal study of the Northern Great Plains, examining the viability of low-income communities in the areas of health care, housing and economic growth. He also served as a commissioner for the South Dakota Aeronautics Commission which oversaw the state airports budget and worked with the National FAA on federal mandates and funding. Dan has played a leadership role in many public initiatives in the greater Corsica area as well as the Chamberlain and Lower Brule Reservation areas. Mr. Noteboom previously represented the agricultural industry on the South Dakota Council of Economic Advisors where he served as an advisor to the Governor. He also lobbied for John Deere Corporation on Federal ag issues. On the local level, he has served on the school board, served as a deacon, elder and Sunday School teacher in his church. Currently he serves on the Corsica Economic Development as part of the Executive Committee.